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Snow-Bound at Eagle’s

CHAPTER VI
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Pushing it open, she preceded him into a small room, apparently under the roof, which scarcely allowed her to stand upright.

By the light of a stable lantern hanging from a beam he saw that, though poorly furnished, it bore some evidence of feminine taste and habitation.

Motioning to the only chair, she seated herself on the edge of the bed, with her hands clasping her knees in her familiar attitude.

Her face bore traces of recent agitation, and her eyes were shining with tears.

By the closer light of the lantern he was surprised to find it was from laughter.
"I reckoned you'd be right lonely down there with that Stanner crowd, particklerly after that little speech o' your'n, so I sez to Maw I'd get you up yer for a spell.


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